RSA is one of the most common schemes for asymmetric encryption, named after its inventors (Rivest–Shamir–Adleman). To perform RSA encryption in Java, we use a Cipher object in a similar way to symmetric encryption. However, the code is slightly different because instead of a single secret key, RSA works with a public/private key pair. The use of the two keys can be summarised as follows: KeyUseKn

